On October 27, 2025, Wellington Delano Dickens III calmly called 911 and made a confession that would shock North Carolina: four of his children were dead, their bodies inside the trunk of his car.But this wasn’t a single night of violence.Investigators say the children — 6-year-old Leah, 9-year-old Zoe, 10-year-old Wellington IV, and 18-year-old Sean — died months apart inside the same home in Zebulon. No missing reports. No welfare checks. No alarms raised. One surviving 3-year-old was found alive in the house.Authorities later uncovered allegations of a fifth child buried in nearby woods, unregistered homeschooling, past child welfare concerns, and a timeline that stretched back to the death of Dickens’ wife in 2024.How did four children disappear without anyone noticing?Why did he call that night?And how long had this been unfolding behind closed doors?In this episode of Killer Bites, we break down the verified timeline, the warrants, the confession, and the unanswered questions that could determine whether this case becomes one of the most disturbing family crimes in recent history.